the best defense is to have some physical documentation stating that you are indeed the father. once you have this get a lawyer to argue before a judge that this move would not be in the best interest of the child and due to physical constraints you would not be able to be a stable presence in the child's life which you strongly desire. this is after you are proven to be the father and have a custody agreement.
If he is married to the child's mother the decision is theirs to make, but if he is not married to her the mother decides the child's last name.
If the court has said you are to pay child support, your marital status does not matter.
There is no scientific proof that direct heart to heart contact between Mother and child can restart a childs heartbeat.
No
NO.
Yes, he was married to Mother Teresa's mother.
Persephone's mother Demeter is not married.
The maternal name is derived from the mother's name, which is not the married name, as that name may well be taken from the husbands surname, but it may be taken from the mother's maiden name. You may need to know the individual circumstances of the family to arrive at the questions correct conclusion
Child support is paid until the children are 18.
Under the same circumstances as anyone else. The fact that she's a mother is irrelevant. The same 'rules' still apply.
They are not obliged to do this, but if the Mother of the Bride is in reduced circumstances , and the Groom's parents can afford it, it would be a lovely Bride's Gift from her new in-laws.
under normal circumstances, she would be your grandmother